Respostas
Bribery is an unlawful act consisting of the action of inducing someone to practice certain act in exchange for money, property or other particular benefits.
Corruption is the effect or act of corrupting someone or something, for the purpose of gaining advantages over others by means considered illegal or illicit.
Fraud is an unlawful and dishonest action, characterized by the falsification of products, documents, trademarks, etc. The purpose of the fraud is to deceive others to ensure their own benefit.
Extortion Use of violence or threat to obtain money from someone or acquiescence to a particular plan. / Excessive tax. / Forced contribution to an end.
Rape The act of forcing or forcing a woman, through violence or threats, to commit the sexual act against her own will: many women suffer from rape, but are afraid to report.Crime consisting of the action of forcing someone to engage in sexual intercourse against their own will.
Murder Action or effect of murder; action of murdering (killing) another person; murder.
Terrorist attack Terrorism is the use of violence, physical or psychological, through localized attacks on elements or facilities of a government or the governed population, in order to instill fear, terror, and thus obtain psychological effects that far surpass the circle of victims.
Tax evasion, also known as tax evasion, [2] is the use of illicit means to avoid paying taxes, taxes and contributions.
Roubery crime that consists in subtracting something that belongs to another person through violence or serious threat.
Blackmail Pressure on a person to obtain money or other benefits, under threat of disclosure of facts that concern him.
Money Loundering Description Money laundering is an expression that refers to economic-financial practices whose purpose is to conceal or conceal the illicit origin of certain financial assets or assets.
Hijack Description The word kidnapping can have several meanings, among which the following stand out: when it refers to a person, it is the act of unlawfully depriving a person of his freedom, keeping it in a place from which he can not freely leave.